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Mathematics, 18.02.2020 06:00 dcttechgames

Suppose that Y1,Yn are i. i.d random variables with a N (μγ, σ^2y) distribution. How would the probability density of Y change as the sample size n increases?

a. As the sample size increases, the variance of ȳ decreases. So, the distribution of ȳ becomes highly concentrated around μy.
b. As the sample size increases, the variance of ȳ decreases. So, the distribution of ȳ becomes less concentrated around μ μy.
c. As the sample size increases, the variance of ȳ increases. So, the distribution of ȳ becomes highly concentrated around μy.
d. As the sample size increases, the variance of ȳ increases. So, the distribution of ȳ becomes less concentrated around μy

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